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1 trap
N1. घातThe rat was caught in a trap.2. जालThe mouse was caught in the trap.--------V1. फँस\trapजानाHe was trapped inside when the fire broke out.2. जाल\trapलगानाThe hunter hid behind the bushes to trap the antelope. -
2 trap
n.जाल, फंदा, घात, छलv. tr.फंसाना, छल से पकडना -
3 trap
vyuvha, shikanjaa -
4 mouse-trap
N1. चुहियादानी/चूहेदानीA mouse -trap had been set near the hole of the mouse to get rid of it. -
5 sun trap
N1.This garden is real sun trap. -
6 mouse-trap
n.चूहेदानी, मूसदानी -
7 bait
N1. चाराWet flour is like a bait for fishes.The Intelligence agency used her as a bait to trap the spies.--------VT1. चारा\baitरखनाThe fisherman baited the hook with a worm. -
8 design
N1. रूपThe awkward design of the keyboard made operation difficult2. रचनाHe contributed to the design of a new instrumentThe design of the building is very awkward.3. नमूनाThe coach had a design on the doors4. योजनाबद्ध--------V1. रूपाकार\designदेनाDesign a better mouse trap.This room is not designed for work2. योजना\designबनानाShe designed a good excuse for not attending classes that dayShe designed to go far in the world of business -
9 fall into sth
PhrV1. में\fall into sthफँसनाThe animal fell into the hunter's trap. -
10 spider
N1. मकड़ीMany spiders spin webs to trap insects as food.
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